There's No Place Like Space Book Report

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This book is special and awesomely written for kids by Tish Rabe and illustrated by Aristides Ruiz. That special book is called, “There’s No Place Like Space.”
The genre of the book, “There’s No Place Like Space!’ is a cartoon genre. In this book, there are three main characters: a cat, a girl, and a boy. All three of them visits the planets and the cat tells the facts about our planets and about the sun and the moon.
In this book, there are so many things to talk about but the main three things are pictures, colors, and rhyming, words.

Pictures can drag anybodys attention and especially children's attention. In this book, the writer has done spectacular job with the pictures. If there were no words in this book, kids can also understand what's going on in this story just by seeing at the pictures. Pictures can tells a lot about what is going on in the story. In this book, Tish Rabe, the writer had put the expressions on the cartoons so that kids can get easily get understand about the story. There are so pages in this book where the picture covers the whole page and the pictures are about the universe with a wonderful colors in it. It look so delightful. “There’s No Place Like Space!”, is a kids book in which there are lots of attractive picture than the words.
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Kids love to read when the sentence are rhyming. Because it’s so easy to read and also really fun. The writer, Tish Rabe, did a wonderful job by putting a perfect rhyme in every sentences. The whole story has a rhyming sentences in it so its easy while reading for kids and the sentences are right next to a pictures so it's more enjoyment to read. While reading the rhyming words, kids can get to learn how to use rhyming words in future. In this book, the writer, Tish Rabe, has put the words perfectly way that kids can't forgot what was written. And this help a lot to them because this book has real information of our solar system. So that is a perfect for kids to

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